If all you know about Warby Parker is that it sells great-looking glasses at a fraction of the price found at the mall, then you’re missing just how innovative this company really is. www.fastcompany.com
Mobile devices have completely changed the way we consume music. It wasn’t so long ago that I would physically go to a store to browse for an album. Today, I can stream pretty much any song ever recorded on my [Read more...]
The greatest achievements happen in the overlap of three things: Your genuine interests, skills, and opportunities. To find success, work within your overlap.
AR has been around for decades, but nothing much happened on the consumer front until the late 90s when some genius figured out how to overlay the first-down line on the TV broadcast of football games. Today we have the [Read more...]
For video game buyers, it’s the most wonderful time of the year: A plethora of top-notch titles beg for your bottom dollar–every game from Modern Warfare 3 to Super Mario 3D Land. Among game makers, there’s an epic battle raging [Read more...]
There are now over 7 billion people in the world. And more than 5 billion of them are mobile subscribers. When you think about social, local, mobile services, you’d better be thinking global too. www.fastcompany.com
If you’ve had it up to here with Ticketmaster’s insane fees, or you’re looking to buy or sell tickets to your school’s bake sale, your band’s concert, or a local cooking class, Eventbrite is for you.Ticketmaster, dubbed the “most hated [Read more...]
Since the inception of currency, the sale or purchase of goods has been a tangible activity. With the advent of mobile location technology, we are on the verge of changing that paradigm. www.fastcompany.com
Fabian Stelzer used his training in neuroscience to improve the odds by helping create a tool for web designers that analyzes just how sticky their web page is likely to be. EyeQuant, the company Stelzer co-founded, let’s you upload any [Read more...]
Game maker–and game changer–Sifteo is building the future of play by incorporating the best of its past, combining the interactive nature of video games with the hands-on feel of timeless classics like dominoes, chess, and the Rubik’s Cube. www.fastcompany.com